Thanks - it's hard to have a conversion script to handle upgrades like this, as it'd require having sqlite & libsqlite0 installed. You can probably install libsqlite0 to access the old database, and if you install the sqlite & sqlite3 packages, you can convert your database to the new format by:
Thanks - it's hard to have a conversion script to handle upgrades like this, as it'd require having sqlite & libsqlite0 installed. You can probably install libsqlite0 to access the old database, and if you install the sqlite & sqlite3 packages, you can convert your database to the new format by:
sqlite ~/.gnome2/ f-spot/ photos. db .dump | sqlite3 ~/.gnome2/ f-spot/ photos. db.3 f-spot/ photos. db ~/.gnome2/ f-spot/ photos. db.2 f-spot/ photos. db.3 ~/.gnome2/ f-spot/ photos. db
mv ~/.gnome2/
mv ~/.gnome2/
I think I'll try & include this as a script in /usr/lib/f-spot for the next upload, and try & change the error message a bit.